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CORRECTION.

In our issue of yesterday, in re-
porting the result of the election of
officers for Mechanic Engine Co.
No. 2, Mr.. James f. Morgan should
have been referred to as having
been promoted to End Assistant
Engineer, and Mr.. 1hos Smith
elected 1st Assistant Foreman, Mr..
Torbert, 2nd Assistant Foreman,
and w. +. Love, Secretary.
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NEARLY DROWNED.

While several natives were gossip
ping near Smiths bridge, the other
day, a child was suddenly missed.
A ripple in the stream, close by,
indicated the whereabouts of the
little creature, and quicker than it
can be told native man disappeared
in the water and re-appeared with
the child. The child was nearly
dead, but after patient treatment,
in the native way, it was finally
resuscitated.
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dsllcacy Of flavor and general excel.
lenoe Of quality, and this assertion we
will maintain to the last. Keep it
up, Mr.. Hornl A birthday every
month would not be amiss. Wen
stand by you; you can count on us
all the time.
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PASSENGERS.

From Hamakua, per stmr Iwalani,
Aug 12-Geo Hardy, r A Lyman, Jr,
and Judge J p Miau.
From Kauai, per stmr Waialeale, Aug
12-Mr HOPPE, Mrs Heine and child,
and "a deck. -,
From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr w
G Hall, August 12-Majors Hayley and
Cornwell, A Young, F 5 Dodge, q Wall
wife and child, j ID Paris, Hon ID IL
Nahinu,W II Cummings, W j Wright,
p A Anderson, Miss L X Thompson,
&C Jaeger, M A Fernandez and wife,
Miss Martinson, G l. Brito, and 81 deck.
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CAPTAIN L. Marchant, who is al
ways ON hand at his premises on Fort
street, with the best of cigars and
every description of smoking material
to avoid being COMPOUNDED with any
one else of the same name, will here
after and always sign himself "Cap'
tain Marchant," and he wishes this
to be distinctly understood.
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THE auction sale by Messrs. E. p.
Adams & Co., of large stock of
plain and fancy goods, at Goo Kim's,
Paico Block, Nuuanu street, takes
place at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow. Special
arrangements have been made for
the accommodation of ladies attend
ing the sale.
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The brigantine w. G. Irwin will
get away for San Francisco to-mor-
row, at noon. Following is the full
list of passengers booked to leave by
her: Mrs. A. jerks and child, S. G..
Gordan, Father Klein, Mrs. Cava-
nagh and three children, Mrs. j. b.
Marsh, P. Mclnerny, Harry Shaw,
George and Henry Cooper, j. j..
Kelley and Mr.. and Mrs. julius
Smith
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SUPREME COURT---IN CHAMBERS.
FRIDAY, August 18th.
BEFORE BICKERToN, j.

FRIDAY, August 18th.
S. COIN VS.. s. Ehrlich, receiver
ship. Report of receiver. Report
of Godfrey Brown after slight modi-
fications confirmed. The parties are
not agreed as to taxation of costs
so the Court will hear them on same
on Tuesday next. +. M. Hatch for
plaintiff, Paul Neumann for defen-
dant.
BEFORE M'CULLY, j.
Shar York vs.. Ale, 'sssumpsit.>
Claim $3.50. Continued from yes
terday. Heard and decision re-
served. iona. Austin for plaintiff,
w. O. Smith for defendant.
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The fifth Ward, being unable,
after strenuous exertions with that
object in view, TO procure suitable
hall on Tuesday next, has decided to
hold its meeting ON Monday, for Sc
lecting delegates to the nominating
convention.
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THE Assignees of the bankrupt
estate OF J. M. Kapena, offer valuable
Real Estate at public auction. The
sale will! take place in the salesroom
of Mr.. L. J. Levey at IL o'clock to-
morrow.
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Mr.. w L. Rowell, Superintendent
of Public Works, was inspecting
Kilauea, Kauai, roads yesterday, to
the infinite gratefulness of Kilauea
| neOnle.
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cARcnrs FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Stmr Iwalani-6,13G bags of sugar, 40
bags taro, and 30 pkgs OF sundries
Stmr Waialeale-1,354 bags OF paddy,
and 100 bbls molasses
Stmr w G Hall-2,739. bags OF sugar,
80 head Of cattle, 80 bags of taro,
396 bags of ava, and 80 hides
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WARD MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.
2ND WARD.

There was a large attendance at
the meeting of this club. Mr.. G..
b. Reynolds, rendered his resigna-
ton as one of the Committee on
Credentials, he being Government
officer and not allowed to partici-
pate in politics. The resignation
was accepted, and Mr.. +. G. Rowe
was appointed in his place. The
various Committees reported pro-
gress, and after friendly discus
sion upon the issues of the day, the
club adjourned.
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A MAGNIFICENT silver composition
frame, made by Gump of San Fran
cisco, with the photographs of the
Louisson family, was presented to
Mr.. and Mrs Louisson this afternoon,
by their children, as silver wedding
present.
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WHEN the Mikahala was seen Off
Kilauea by the Waialeale, not II soul
of the excursion party was on deck.
The sea was very unsettled rs were
the passengers.
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VESSELS IN PORT,

USS Adams, Louis Kempff
Blk Kalakaua,
BktneS N Castle, Hubbard
Bgtne w G. Irwin, Mclulloch
Haw bark Lillian, Holland
Schr w s Bovine, Bluhm
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/. O6jeet.-To take Fire and Marine
risks In the Hawaiian Kingdom in ac-
cordance with the general methods of
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies modi-
fed to suit local requirements.
2. Capital Skoek.-To be Two Hum
dred Thousand Dollars ($200,00O. 0O)
divided into Twenty Thousand O.000)
Shares OF Ten Dollars $4,000 each,
with privilege of subsequent extension.
3. DnratiOn.-Fifty (50) years.
4. Liability limited to the amount
which shall be due upon the share or
shares held by each stock holder respec-
lively.
8. Organize for business within two
months after the charter is granted.
q. Payments on account of CapitaI..-
One quarter (25 per cent of the Capital
Stock shall be paid in before COM
mencing operations, tho remainder at
such times and in such proportion as
the directors may determine.
Z. PyoffS.-SiXty percentum go per
cent? of the net profits to be divided
between the stock holders, and the re-
mainder between the policy holders at
the close of each fiscal year.
s. HcadqRarferS, honolulu, OakR, HI
We. the undersigned, hereby pledge
ourselves to take the stock of the Ha-
waiian Mutual Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company to the amount set oppo-
site our respective names at such time
as said Company is organized, and we
further pledge ourselves to said sub
scriptions, at such time and in such pro-
portion, as the directors of said COM
pany may determine.
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The Inspectors OF Election for
Ward 6, will be in attendance at the
Armory of the Honolulu Rifles, from
T 80 until 8 80 o'clock this evening,
for the purpose OF registering voters.
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MEssRs. Hart and Steiner had on
view at their parlors this morning, a
silver wedding cake of remarkable
elegance, for the party tonight.
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CAMPING parties are having q jolly
time about Kauai. Among the cam
pers were members of the Rice,
Waterhouse and Dole families.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

FINEST BRANDS OF CALI.
Il fcrnla Port, Madeira and Malaga,
for sale in Kegs and cases by
GONSALVES & co.
81 Queen street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louisson celebrate
their silver wedding, at their resi-
dence, this evening,
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A HEAVY northerly swell accom-
panied by rain, prevailed along Ha-
makua coast, the first part OF the
week, but subsidized yesterday.
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A DROUGHT at Kau, is reported by
she steamer w. G. Hall, this after
noon.
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FRIDAY, AUG. ~, 1887.
ARRIVALS.

August l2'-
Stmr Iwalani from Hamakua
Stmr Waialeale from Kauai
Sehr Haleakala from Pepeekeo g,
Stmr w G Hall from Hawai- ana MAUI
Stmr G II Bishop from koolau
Sehr Kauliua from Waimea
Stnr Kilauea Hou from Hamakua
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The people in Liliha street have
complained of scarcity of water
yesterday and to-day.
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Work on the Custom House is
finished and now the place is an
ornament to the city.
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PoLITIcs are very quiet on Kauai,
there being not the least sign of oppo-
sition to the candidates published in
this paper a few days ago.
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SUPERINTENDENT weather on Kauai
is the report by the Waialeale this
morning.
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AT the annual meeting of the
Waimanalo Sugar Co., held to-day,
officers were elected for the ensuing
wear.
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THE mail for San Francisco by the
w. G. Irwin, will close at IL 80 A. M.
Tomorrow
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AT Mr.. Goo Kim's sale tomorrow
there will be some choice oil paintings
offered.
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The semi-annual meeting of the
Blue Ribbon League, will be held
this evening at the hall of the Y. M.
C.. A,
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Subscription List for Stock In the
Hawaiian Mutual Fire and Marine
Insurance Company OF Honolulu.
Principal Features OF the Con-
tempiated Corporation.
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The third Ward will meet at the
Reformatory school tomorrow even
ing.
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THERE are several new ward notices
in to-day's paper. Don't forget to
read them.
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THE Honolulu Rifles will have a
recYuit drill this evening with arms.
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Yours truly,
+. LYCAN.

OF all wild beasts preserve us
from tyrant; of all tame-a fiat
terer.
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THE HOTEL FREE LUNCH
Il is spread every evening in the bar
room, and patrons will find everything
to suit the taste of the most fastidious
epicures. 4tf
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

THE schooner Leahi was loading
paddy at Hanalei yesterday.
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TO LET.

ON SCHOOL STREET BETWEEN
W Nuuanu and Fort, third house from
corner of Nuuanu furnished room in u
private family with use of Piano if de.
sired. 0S 1w
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WANTED.

DY A YOUNG AND ABLE MAN,
ID who can handle carpenter tools,
situation of most any kind that will
afford him an honest living. Apply
J. G. b.
0S 3t* this Office.
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DEPARTURES.

August l2--
Scbr Kauikeaouli for Waimea Kauai
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Subscription List for Policies in the
Hawaiian Mutual Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.

We, the undersigned, pledge our
selves to take out Policy or Policies in
the "Hawaiian Mutual Fire and Marine
Insurance Company" and pay the pre-
miums on the same, for the amounts set
opposite our respective names DIS soon
as said Company is organized, charter
ed, and prepared to transact business.
The nature of the risk, amount of insur-
ance and rate of premium to be subject
to the approval of the officers of the
Company duly appointed to investigate
and pass upon applications for insur-
ance.
The foregoing pledge is based upon
the distinct understanding that the rates
of insurance in the contemplated Com
pany shall not exceed Seventy per
centum Go per cent? of the rates estab-
lished in 1886 by the Honolulu Board of
Underwriters.
Subscription lists for Stock and Poll
cies now open mt
GULICK'S AGENCY,
90 3t 80 Merchant Street.
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4TII WARD.

A meeting Of the 4th Ward was
held in Aliiolani Hale last night,
Mr.. j. W. Pratt in the chair. Mr..
j. U. Kawainui rendered his resig-
nation as delegate to the Central
Committee, which was accepted,
and Mr.. Julius Asche was elected TO
fill the vacancy. The necessity of
enrolment, to qualify as voters,
was announced in English and Ha-
walian, and that there would be an
opportunity for all those who had
not yet done so, to enroll their
names next Saturday evening, at
the Hall of the Pacific Hose Go.
STH WARD.
There was large meeting of this
Ward at the Government Nursery.
Mr.. c. Livingstone in the chair.
Mr.. Farnsworth resigned his posi-
ton on the Credentials Committee,
as he holds a Government position,
and is prohibited from taking any
active part in politics. The resig-
nation was accepted, and Mr..
Robert Moore was appointed to fill
the vacancy. After a short discus
sion on the questions of the hour,
the club adjourned.
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REroRNEn's communication VIII
appear tomorrow.
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POLICE COURT.

IHukSDAf, August lllh'
Lee All XII, robbery, was COM
mitted to the Supreme Court for
trial.
Kamaka, charged with stealing
two gold rings, was dismissed.
Mitchell, charged with malicious
injury, dismissed.
Julia (w.), keeping disorderly
house, continued to the 18th in
slant.
Loo Sing, on several remands
from June 10th, charged with being
knowingly concerned in carrying,
removing, depositing, or concealing
and dealing in opium on June 10Th,
case still on.
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Refine w G Irwin for San Francisco
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CIVIL CASES.

FRIDAY, Aug. lZtn.
/. /. S. N. Co. VS.. Halama, deser-
ton, ordered to return, costs So.
All Sing VS.. A. Mcintyre and
Jno. Comes, 5000 damages judg-
ment for A. Mcintyre, ANNOUNCEMENT
for All Sing against Comes for
500; appeal noted.
Antoine Ahren VS.. Antonio Car
rea; assumpsit for $74 for money
loaned; judgment for plaintiff for
amount asked.
w. S. Luce VS.. E. A. Pierce, as
sumpsit for $3.50; further con.
tinued until 18th inst.
II. f. Bertelmann VS.. Jas. Steiner
assumpsit, for $50.64; further con-
tinued.
Wilder & Co. VS.. Wong Tai
Poon, assumpsit for $128.17, bal
ance due ON two notes.
CRIMINAL RECORD.
Henry Williams, for furious and
needless riding was fined $40.
Jos. Maria, drunk, Sc.
Lum Hang, charged with selling
opium without a license o.. July 2l,
ON trial this afternoon.
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Jndrc rntIlp. nna Doe I.nna onlrc.

kansas CRY, No, Nov. 2i.-The Jour
nal prints a statement today announcing
the appointment OF Judge John +. Philips,
OF Kansas City, as commissioner OF the
general land Office, 10 succeed Gen. Sparks.
Judge Philips, in an interview, said last
night u have received no information
whatever that such an appointment has
been made; II il has, II T. q surprise"
Judge Philips is presiding Judge OF the
court oi appeals oi this city. lie Is ma
tive OF Missouri, having been born IN
Boone county, in 1884. lie read law under
zen. John u. Clark, 81, IN faycttc county,
and allrrvard began the practice Of law at
Georgetown. lie WAS a member Of the
Federal convention OF Missouri, In 1861
and served Throughout the war ~ alicutcn.
ant-coloncl IT cavalry in the Union army.
lie was delegate 20 the Democratic ma.
tiOnnl convention Of 1878, and WIS elected
a. the Forty fourth and forty-sixth CON
grssrs. In 1876 he served With Mr. ~.
mar rs tho congressional committee
which investigated the ycs-rildcn clec.
ton in South Carolina. In 1883, he was
appointed a member OF the supreme court
commission, and In 1885 Sas appointed,
by Gov. Criticnden. presiding judge o.
the court Of appeals OF Kansas City, which
| ollicc he has since filled.
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JAogsoS, Mis-. Nov a. There wcro
imposing thanksgiving services at 81 An
dcw's Episcopal church today. Tho altar,
pulpit, lyClun uud the irunt Of the
ohuWh wow insiciully decorated and
adorned with the products Ut the farm and
garden, being appropriate 90 the occasion
and ut the same time picturesque aud at
mcli,r. The service, were conducted by
the Rev Mr. Short. the rector. assisted by
Bishop llugh Miller Thompson. Mr..
Short preached q moot interesting sermon,
painting In glowing terms the higher plane
10 which ibis country has attained In
morals. political power. financial abil-
u.s., and In everything necessary
to constitute "a great nation. lilo
spoke ul the grand possibilities
he slprr Tor the country IN the near future,
provided the people arr mindful Of their
duty and show their appreciation Of this
gpdly heritage IN u manner that Cots
people should. lie predicted that this
will be- the ruling power on nation OF tho
earth in The cuuno " time. Tho sermon
was vcfy appropriate and exceedingly en-
trrniuiug.
The Baptist, Methods, and Presbyterian
congregations held union Thanksgiving
srryicr nj the Methodist church. the Rev.
Dr. GRAY. II Clinton, preaching n very
interesting sermon.
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The IIerror- of II,drarIobIn.

SEpALrA, No, Nov. "a Samuel !, Eos
ter, n railroad man, died llf night Of by
drophobia. lie arrived nj the hospital NJ
II o'clock o. IN, and complained Of pains
In his stomach Thcphy.cans prescribed
for him, and after great effort he sNal-
lowed tho medicine. 80 o'clock hc
showed symptoms Of hydrophobia, nnd
was tied hand and foot aud then bound
firmly 10 the iron bcdsicii on which hc
was placed. Shortly aiiorR1rl hc WIS al-
tackled with violent spasu0t and his sirug.
giles were piiiiuL Ilc .uhrl ut Che
mouth, and several tim auc very mean
choking 10 death. The physicians ~ once
began 10 give him Woural .y hipolriWc
injection A large numbrru l ihe leading
phNsiciuns q ile city woTn present az the
bedside oi the unioltunl'a man. Ancr a
thorough trial OF the woH ., 20 WAS ul-
yiscd by M that dose u m}lphino be
administered hypodermiu..N Ihls WIS
done, nnd after twenty RI thirty minutes
Foster began 10 show lhr elects by WoN'
ing guiclcr Although !. d.d no' tlcrp.
yet liis spasns were les uIu'ni ana NOT
10 bard, aud At as o'clo.s Doe died.
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The scImn Mnr,Icrcrs.

Special Dispatch ~ the Appeal
BmuNGnAN, Ala, Nov. ot-Judgc
Porter this morning refused the habcas
corpus application in behalf Of Sam Roam
and Wiley Lewis, the negrocsarrcsicd yes.
tclday for the murder Of Alice Williams,
Lewis moihcr.in.law, IN Selma, lat Sllur
day night They left Tor Selma Ills after.
noon under guard Of policemen who
came 40 Tor them, and were attended by
three lawyers. II is the belief Of some o
the local officers that the application was
made only 10 keep the men here last night
aud save them from reported mob d ne
groes that were coming Mp from Selma Il
take them ut Calcra and lynch lhCm.
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CWC,tu, H.. Nov a. There BE- trouble
brewing among ihc brewer The friend.
~ vlatiun1 between the employers und
their men Wcrr not improved hy % circular
issued by the companies yesterday. No.
ycmbyr ], the day the anarchists were OK.
ccutcl, the brewers and malislrrs quit
work anil spent the day In mourning and
in drinking hpcr Ia drown their surruW.
They g,r but one days notice a. this
move, and thr lousrs were lplt in au vm.
hlri5u,siug condition Ia consequence The
employer. have issurd ripular informing
their men that 10 would nui hr health, iur
them a. repeat their ilunrf exploit, Incl.
dcnully throwing oui the hint that %
would boz glod policy 90 lct up little uu
their cNpr ,luuH ui sympathy with Hu.
nrriy. dead uf alive. N0iirr NJ this len.
port In German v,V puslci in ull ut the
houFrs YESTERDAY and created gn,ui excite.
mont nmms ihp men. The huss,s W,r'
denounced boz uuWu.rUpd terms 90 the
inserting lJsi night ani the 'ui. headed un.
nphi.lir lariiuu U.i- iu favor ul calling
the EMPLOYER ~ time lur the Insult
No action Nng taken. but 10 g. probable that
little heed will De- taken ol tlu circular
The brewers tnd W1lllcb' union is ,DW.
pu-'d almost exclusively ui an extremely
radical aulWhisfIr element
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sailing L,ouor wthou, IIccn.c.

sp'rIHl pispiich 10 the Appeal.
lIElrSA, Ark, Nov 2I.-This morning
II. Falkenbcrry, United States deputy
marshal, Of Little Rock, arrived from Mar
veil, in this county, having In custody 4.
4. Josoy, charged with having, for the last
five or six months, openly sold liquor with
cnuc law. Joscy gave bond and waived
mn examination, and will be- tried by the
United States court IN December. lie is a
young man OF pleasant addp'ss and gentle
manly appearance, lie came from Mem
phis 10 this county.
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The Nobi. wora orIim savers.

EVANSTON, H., Nov 2l.-Thc schooner
llal-tcd, coal laden, cor Chicago, went
ashore in the log of Clccoc late Wcdncs.
day night She was discovered this morn
ing and the Evanston lie saving crew was
sent lor. The life ayc0, reached lhcsccnr
ui the wreck at 1880 O'Clock am. The
surl-hoai was launched In the heavy sra,
when u tremendous brcakcr struck her.
knocking overheard Capt. lawson aud
carving away two others. Capt Lawson
disappeared under tho boat and came up
ON the other side. lie was gotten into the
hnlt ngain with considerable difficulty. nm.
injured. The boat being half full of Wutcr,
was headed Tor the beach, whcV she was
pulled mp and bnilcd ont. Capt. Lawson.
although hrnumhcd with cold. cntcrd
the boat aud launched Il q second time.
Again thc boat filled with the huge break.
en- bat reached the schooner without fur
thur accident, except the breaking 1T the
steering oar. Two trips VEN made iu the
boat, and thc entire crew ul thc
schooner Was landed ON the boa,h The
| schouncr'E crrW WIS invited CIT iur
| Ihnuksryiug dinners, aud took the alter.
| noon train iur fhirapu. Tie llal,tod lci
Buffalo November ~ UnAhas cn traiciv,
| heavy weather ever since She WITS com
| mnnhcd bytapi. GruIpu Pollock. and bad
/ u cargo ol no TONS ul coal, She may not
| pruic total wreck.
4 large thrcr-ma,ior is no anchor un
Grp--o Point light She has lUsi part pl
h"r Reel l'ld ui lumber and s. signaling
far IA inc